Etihad Abu Dhabi-Taipei flights delayed due to Typhoon Bavi
Etihad Airways has delayed flights between Abu Dhabi and Taipei due to Typhoon Bavi, which is disrupting operations at Taiwan's Taipei Taoyuan International Airport.
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- Transport · UAE
- What to do
- Affected passengers should ensure their contact details are current and contact Etihad Airways via customer service channels for booking modifications or assistance.
Etihad Airways has delayed flights between Abu Dhabi and Taipei due to Typhoon Bavi, which is disrupting operations at Taiwan's Taipei Taoyuan International Airport.
The airline said flight EY898, scheduled to depart from Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi (AUH) to Taipei Taoyuan International Airport (TPE) on July 10, has been delayed because of the severe weather conditions.
As a result, the return service, flight EY899 from Taipei to Abu Dhabi on July 11, will also operate later than scheduled.
Travellers booked on either flight have been advised to ensure their contact details are up to date so they can receive the latest flight information via SMS or email.
Passengers who need to modify their booking or require assistance have been asked to contact Etihad Airways through its customer service channels, including local phone numbers, live chat and social media.
The airline apologised for the disruption, adding that the safety and comfort of its passengers and crew remain its top priority.
Source
Reported by: Khaleej Times 10 Jul 2026 Read the original ↗ More from Khaleej Times →
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What do I need to do?
Affected passengers should ensure their contact details are current and contact Etihad Airways via customer service channels for booking modifications or assistance.
Who reported this?
Khaleej Times (UAE).
When was it announced?
10 Jul 2026.
Where can I read the original?
Read the original at Khaleej Times: https://www.khaleejtimes.com/business/aviation/etihad-airways-abu-dhabi-taiwan-flights-typhoon-bavi
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